Conestoga College Mechanical Engineering Programs
Conestoga College Mechanical Engineering programs provides students with a broad exposure to mechanical engineering technology skills and prepares students for career opportunities in today’s increasingly complex and sophisticated industry. Studies emphasize mechanical design using standard procedures, 3D CAD and FEA computer-based analysis and simulation. Students also study manufacturing processes and materials to understand the integration between design and manufacturing. Students will learn to communicate technical information at all levels through the use of linguistic, graphic and computerized methods. The optional co-op stream includes three co-op work terms
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- Likes:
- Conestoga was right for my field and the course which I wanted to take provides a benchmark for my future endeavours.,
- The campus is brilliant with lot of amenities. The location and transportation to the campus is easy to find. Lot of part time jobs available within the campus and around it. Diversity in college with students from all around the world.
- Dislikes:
- "One common concern is the rising cost of tuition, which can create financial burdens for students and limit accessibility. Some issues with overcrowded classrooms, impacting the quality of education and personal attention students receive. Another drawback is the potential mismatch between a student's expectations and the actual campus culture, leading to feelings of isolation or dissatisfaction. Bureaucratic hurdles, such as complex registration processes or administrative inefficiencies, can frustrate students. Moreover, Conestoga may struggle with outdated infrastructure or limited resources, affecting the overall learning environment. Instances of discrimination, harassment, or inadequate support services can also tarnish the college experience for some students. Finally, the competitive nature of college admissions can create stress and anxiety, contributing to mental health challenges among students."
My overall experience was good. I first thought that the professor's will not be receptive to me, but the were overly receptive and made my studying easier.
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